Publication Date
2026
College
College of Natural Resources & Sciences
Department
Wildlife
Document Type
Poster
Description
Garden feeders have become a popular appliance used by wildlife lovers over the years, allowing researchers to study responses to novel food sources by bird populations all around the world. However, little is known on how those responses change in accordance with specific weather conditions such as rainfall. This study asks whether small passerine species reliance on garden feeders correlates with precipitation and temperature, with the intent to better inform public usage of feeders throughout urban communities in the future.
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